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Choosing Sides

Book 1 of the New X-Men: Academy X series

The children at the X-Mansion thought they had it tough when Professor X was running things - but now that Cyclops and Emma Frost have taken over the reins of the school, they're wishing for the simpler times of yesterday.

As a new semester begins at the Xavier Institute, the X-Men-in-training are just getting comfortable with one another as the devastating news hits: the teachers plan to separate them into different squads. What happens when best friends are torn from one another in the name of school policy? And what do the New X-Men do about it?

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Collecting: New X-Men: Academy X1-6

Genre
superheroscience fiction
Audience
young adult
Length
short · 144 pages
Form
graphic novelsmanga

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